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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

u EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Notice is
VI hereby given that have made application
to the Court Of Ordinary for Chatham county
for order to sell lots numbers seventeen and
eighteen In Kelly ward city Of Savannah, be-
longing TO estate of WILLIAM HARRIS, de-
ceased, for the payment OF debts and distrbu-
ton, and that said order will be granted at
SEPTEMBER TERN, 1887, Of said court, unless
objections are fled HOSEA MAXWELL,
Executor VIII Of William Harris, deceased.
AunuaT IgT ikk7
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You can't afford TO laugh, dear girls.
Unless your teeth are white as pearls
Unless your mouth N pink and sweet,
And your two lips in rosehuis meet;
And you cannot supply tbs want,
But through the use OK SozoD0NTl
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GUARDIANS SALE
ID. LaROche's Sons, AuCtioneers

BY virtue of an order granted by the Honorable
the Court of Ordinary of Chatham county,
Ga, will sell before the Court House door,
during the legal hours of sale, on TUESDAY,
the 9Th day of September, 1887 for mainte-
nance, support and educational purposes,
One a share SOUTHERN BANK STOCK.
DWIGHT l.. ROBERTS,
Guardian for Mary w. Roberts, Minor.
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THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO.
LUMBER! LUMBER I.

TNHE undersigned is now prepared 10 furnish
Il Lumber Of all descriptions accurately
sawed 10 fifty feet IN length. Orders earnestly
solicited promptness guaranteed MIL on
A.. r. and l.. Railroad, thirteen miles from
Americas, Ga, j. w. BAILEY,
Job. Sumter county. Va,
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A West Broad and Jones street corner Is
the last on the list. This is among the best
of West Broad corners Particulars can be-
lad at my Office.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is Words or
more, IL, this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD, Cash %. Advance, each
insertion.
Everybody ,oho has any rant 10 supply,
anything to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; tndeed, any 'oish
to grdtffg, should advertise in this column.
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C. II. DORsETT'S COLUMN.
REAL ESTATE
FFE:RINGS.
SOME GOOD CORNERS.

At private sale am offering some very
good corner places. suitable for business or
for residences.
One on West Broad and Hull, near the
offices of the Georgia Central Railroad.
This is an excellent location for boarding.
house, and unsurpassed for retail business.
The house is roomy and the lot large,
G0x90, with much Of the space unoccupied..
A splendid stand for business in the inn
mediate vicinity Of the S., +. g. W. Ry, just
on the thoroughfare leading into the ware-
house and offices. This consists of a large
dwelling, with store attached, well built and
convenient. Its proximity to the Depot
gives special value to this property for emI
ployes, or for persons desiring the patronags
of employees.
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For sale Of Seed, or with reference 10 Seed
Agencies address SOUTHERN COTTON OIL
COMPANY Mt any Of the above points, or 9. FI1Z-
SlMONS, travelling Agent FOR the CARO-
LlNAs and GEORGIA, with headquarters at
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
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COTTON SEED WANTED.
COTTON SEED WAN TED

THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY
Il will pay the highest market price for clean,
sound COTTON SEED.
The COmDany viii have mills In operation mt
the following points IN time TO crush this sea-
sons crop Of Seed, viz:
Savannah, Georgia.
Columbia, South Carolina.
Atlanta, Georgia.
Montgomery, Alabama,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Memphis, Tennessee.
Little Rock, Arkansas.
Houston, Texas.
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A VERY COMFORTABLE HOME
Daniel R. Kennedy, RuctiOneer.

I viii sell at the Court IIonse on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN SEPTEMBER:
Lot and improvements, situated on the south
west corner of Perry and Reynolds streets; the
dwelling, which Is two stories on brick base
ment, is in good repair and contains eight
rooms, nicely arranged for comfort and conve-
nience; metal roof large side piazza and water
in yard. Adjoining the above there is n small
building recently used as n store. Owner leav-
ing the city reason of sale. Terms cash. Fee
simple. Title perfect. Can be treated for at
private sale
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ENOR RENT, the two houses, 80, and 300
II Jones street. Each contains six rooms, five
closets and bath room, with two servants rooms
on lane. Hot and cold water, and all modern
improvements, nearly new and In good order.
and good neighborhood. Possession, Oct. l.
Apply to j. J. DALE, 120 Bryan street, or 46
Jones street.
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A twostory dwelling on Bryan street,
near Farm. In this locality homes always
rent well. This is particularly recom<
mended to persons desiring a small, snug
investment, and those drawn in Loan Assoc
ciationz
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
uoUsEs AND STORES FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT, that fine four-story brick dwell
II ing 10 State street next TO odd Fellows
new building) from October list; house in first
class order, hot and cold water throughout,
modern improvements. Also, a desirable three
story brick residence, 100 Bay street near Mont
gomery), in good repair and all modern i'm
provements Also, two-story SINCE frame house
on st. Johns street, near Habersham; house
new and commodious, with extra large yard,
suitable for q vegetable garden. For terms APP
ply to NJ. A. O'BYRNE, over new Southern
Bank
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TWO STORES for rent. 73, and 1915 Bay
l. street, three floors and cellar. No. 70 has
a good engine, boiler, and shatting. J. H.
RUNE.
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A Few Residences

A double house in the eastern portion Of
the city, near the Bay. This is an exceed
,ingly pleasant location, facing square. 10
will be an admirable home for persons doing
business in that section.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, several Shares Metropolitan Saw
ings and Loan Company Stock. Address
STOCK, care Morning News.
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BOARDING.
MISCELLANEOUS.

COPODINE TOOTH POWDER, formula Of
- the late Dr. Warren johnson, manufactured
by G. NJ. HEIDI K co.
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nor RENT, a desirable residence on Abercorn
Il street, near Hull and offices in building
and in Kelly's building, Bay street. Apply TO
JOHN FLANNERY & Co. Agents.
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nor RENT, from Oct. list, No. 1877 Liberty
L street THOS. A. POLLARD, 91s West
Broard street.
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NOR RENT, Store and Dwelling, corner Presi-
Il dent and Reynolds streets Good business
stand. Possession given Sept. l. Apply to T. E.
Shells SO Broughton street.
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NEW BROODER FOR SALE, cheap, suit
~ able for any incubator H. KARGER, Mar
shall House Cigar Stand.
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LNOR RENT-That desirable residence 105
II York street, with modern .conveniences.
Possession Oct. list. @. p. MILLER.
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DELICIOUS Curd and Cream TO be had at
~ the COFFEE HOUSE, u Drayton street.
A FRESH SUPPLY ON DRAUGHT. Sara
"A toga, High Rock Spring and Kentuck Sui
DhIir Water at IfEIDT'S.
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A SUPERIOR Toilet and Nursery Powder,
"A "Boracine" and but DC. a package. OF
any druggist.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-16

Cectitun Concert.-1hs grand concert OF the
Ceeiiian society in the opera house on February
s2d. promises 10 be one OF the most importan,
musical events OF the season. There Will be q
cnorus OF over l0v voices. Last evening the fui
chorus gave fine practice recital at Ceciiap
nall. The chart tor Tuesday next opens on Sat
urdsy atsa n. Reserved seats may be secured
oy the exchange OF tickets without xtra charge
ne ROCK Band Company, Tho chart for the
pany. which appears In Fulton opera house ne =,
monday evening, Is now open. The comnany
comes here under the auspices OF Post 81. q, A
n., ana the proceeds win be for the bensat O,
the reliet fund. The troupe have made a orea,
reputation on both continents and the uns,cs
critics everywhere have pronounced theirs |
very dne entertainment
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febs.le,le,a

Ine neat. unique ana most comprehensive
little pamphlet Is the " Free Advice sent ont
by the Charles A. vogeler Co. Baltimore, Nd.
to those using ST. Jacobs OIL or. .Hed Star Cough
cure. and can be had ny patients sending &c
them statement of their case. with two cen,
stamp. Nearly all such publications are in
almanac form. cumberso ne In shape ana over
burthened with matter entirely foreign to the
treatment OF disease. But the ono N noted Is got
ten up In pocket edition size, convenient for
tne work basket or bureau drawer. and is brim.
oi useiul counsel 10 the sick ana afiiicted. II
10 OF itself lite travelling doctor. and Is vorth
thousand stamps to every home 1t IL in.
tended as helper to those using these RENE
oies' TO relieve suffering and to make a cure a
each case certa IN
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ussn6A 49, = fAr0s nssnsA
IAe1o ~ 1nu(Ase lasDs audiseos = The
- hooO - ovoalnG Whea WaioSs com.
~ 90 osom4eic company gsve their second
pesS9rmancA A comedy. entitled :" "Tsmiug
. VIA" opened The performance end created
great deal u fun. The popular military
dSamAs ssThe Freach Spy" IVES then given In
- admirahle siylA The company IL very
serong In tn play, and their acting wss
RoetOd wioA ne grsatese enthuslasm. Miss
OuuA Nellogn, th0 popular leading lady q the
epnpany, appeared = the Spy, and her work
~ o. the best She u handsomely formed
woman, ard h very well adapted TO the
character. james r. Waite played the parts
q Achmef Boy and Ndhommed with great
succosA His broad sword contest with Mis-
Nelson In the second act was very exciting.
The remainder OF the company did well.
This evening they produce "Black Dia-
mondA"
Another Large AudieucAAs x ing street rhsatr.'
At the King Street theatre the audience was
very large last evening, the gallery being
stuffed with men and boys The entertain.
msnt was the same - on Monday evening
and the show ran more smoothly. The artists
were all warmly received. especially the
Gilmore Sisters and Golden aud jackson. All
who have seen the show say that 1t 10 more
than worth the money. Those who 60 to this
house the present week expecting to see q
poor show because the prices are cheap will
be disappointed.
This afternoon matinee was given aud IL
will DO repeated on Saturday afternoon
These performances have become quite popu
lar, and those Of Saturday afternoon especially
draw largely.
This evening female minstrel FIRST par
will be given. Edith Sinclair, who wa
booked for next week, In a vBox OF Cash
will not be here, as Mr.. ualbach thinks i
much better to play speciality combinations
Tho Stanwood Sisters burlesque troupe vii
be the opening attraction next Monday.
George w. Carr, who was with Doris ci,
Gus last season, has taken charge OF the advel
tising for this house.
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DHATHS.


powsEY.-In strasburg, on the ltth inst
ROBERT Downey. In the slst year OF hts age
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectiuhy invited to attend the funeral. from
his late residence in strasburg, on Thnr,duy
afternoon at o'clock Services at the Pre,by
terry. s,d
LAMrAhrsR.-Iu this city, on the lalh inst,
A6ih year OF her age. '"e
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfuiiy invited to attend the funeral from
ner husoanaa residence. Rockland street. near
terment At woodward Hill cemsisry.
WItaoH.-In this city. ON the 18th inst.. William
A. wilson, ased ~ years. A''"N'
Funeral from his late residence. No ls4 North
Duke street. tomorrow (Thursdayl afternoon
st O'Clock.
LoI!n. I'm this city, on the 18th inst, Frank.
xhe relatevee ene friends Of the family are r.,
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New YORK stocks.

Ssw YoRK, Feb. 10. l:sO p. m.-Money loaned
at per cent Exchange firm; posted rate
= ss8t So Governments firm. Currency SIS
u 2sS BID; As Coup, q asS bid; KS do. q II
bid.
The stock market opened frm but quiet, and
after the first few sales q stampede among the
shorts in Jersey Central was begun, caused by
the calling in OF 10 900 shares OF that stock The
buying of the shorts caused prices TO take an
upward turn. and by midday the whole list Wa.
up Z to ia per cent Immediately after ls o. 'clot
raid on Union Pacific was begun, ana at Il Z
present writing figures are down to the loves,
OF the day.
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49, 80 Andrew J. Wilson, fireman on engine No.
3 - eAe Pennsyivauis railroad, met with .
ss1 ene eenident ct an early hour this morn.
N14G yhlle coming ON his train towards Col.
A. the engine approached Leaman
S - . train was noticed some distance
pad On the same track, and Wilson thought
!: would occur. The train was run.
u {13nk = Q good rate OF speed, but he jumped
- tAs eaetne to the ground. He fell with
y (yonf Sorce end received fracture Of the col.
4 ~ oens on the right side. His head was also
s11A He was brought to town and taken to
i ~ heme on Cherry street, above Third. The
I {4}ufin were attended to by the railroad ply.
u " olan. which are not serious, but will keep
Il tau on duty for several weeks
FL Two Parties.
Us = yery large number OF friends OF Mr.. and
In h G. Young assembled at their home,
- Ioenst street, last night, in honor OF the
1h anniversary OF their wedding. The
N wns spent In Q very pleasant manner,
y ~ psesent enjoyed the elegant banquet
! S1GDarad for the occasion.
veEy pleasant party was held last even.
y o the residence Of Mr.. Joseph McFalls,
4Wnanut street. The persons present had
eep3cysble time, and dancing was INDUCED
many present A banquet prepared
- occasion, was much enjoyed.
;St;fs.s Town Briefs.
~ neDay car OF the Pennsylvania rsilrosd
- p town yesterday afternoon, and the
q 5nroqyD were paid for January
&s & - eamp-6re to be held in the armory
s!b91ght by Gen. Welsh Camp, Sons of
d Si1seoFans promises to bo . successful affair.
ne committee in charge are making sll
1eoessary arrangements for the event.
1 9nmps will be present from Lancaster and
sS0114 toWna
GENERAL J. p. s. Goblin will inspect Com.
Doay q within the next ten days. Notice
~ been Issued to the members to be In road.
9e0 Soe the inspection aud have their arms,
80 n good order.
samuel Campbell has increased his livery
nhle BY three valuable horses, which he re.
(; eelvod yesterday.
Ascending to report Mr.. Joseph Eckmsn
~ reeiSn the management of the st. Charles
lxnAces owned by MessrA 9. b. Grubb g.
n - q Lancaster, the resignation to take
{ ~ on April lst Mr.. Edward B. Eckman.
naGR Of Henry Clay furnaces, will take
- vacant position.
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DOSITIVE PUBLIC SALE OF VALU.
L ABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY.

or SATURDAY. E.sluARr 20. 1857.
In pursuance OF An order of the Orphans Court,
At the Lancaster County House. HAST King
street. Lane caster City. Pa. the understsned a.
inEer, deceased. VIII sell the following valuable
~ 10: e; o. Ground u fronting on Es.. King street,
q feet inches. more or lees. and sxtsndinG
Alley. SoundSd on the q east BY properly Of "a.
ward Wiley. known a. tho lancaster County
Parry. dsussisI soatS BY By aast KiSs street. q ana a
sSsrsen % q &. Double front Tso:ssSSrS :sSssiiccisi ssics
sTORe BUILDING. now occupied By stores ;
containing four rooms on second floor, ana hav.
ing plastered attic with four rooms; the baok.
building 4 tvostory brick. eontaining .is
ties walled in for butehsrfng purposes. There
ID also large Frame stable, and part Br1ck and
part Frame slaughter House at rear end Of tho
lot, fronting on the said East Grant street. The
stable contains four stall. for horses. its Lofts
OF straw also granaries for boo bushels OF grain,
lsrge loft tor storing six sleighs; also shed room
for six wagons. and cattle pen for steers. 9he
slaughter House I: supplied with hydrsnt wetsr
slaughtered steers. Thers e ample sewerage ON
the premises, connected with the dwelling aLd
slaughter house. There is = we'll Of never. fall
Ing ..ter With pump therein. n, on the prs%isss
fhis property was successfully run % Butch.
ering stand for nfty year,. Persons desiring to
VIEW re Prop'Tty can a.S 90 g ey ealing q Nc:
i Sale L, 70 Commence at O'Clock D. M, of saia
day. when eooditiOns will b0 made known by
WILLIAM D. sHIsK.
HKNRr eHu1snT, AdminiatrAt0T.
Auctoneer. D.S.9.lal6.l9. - -
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Aid society Entertainment.

The Aid society of Christ Evangelical
Lutheran church has made arrangements for
a sociable" to be held in the chapel on
West King street on Thursday evening
February 18th. Prof Buehrls will deliver
Q lecture on "Hyinns aud Their Com posers"
as one OF the features Of the entertainment
There will be an interesting musical pro-
grAmme and refreshmentA
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- b.
Chicaeo Produss marhsA
CaIoAso, Feb; ls. $50 a. m.-Msrset opsded.
Corn-narch. sto; April. N<c May, 6%c.
iss1; tsSS1SsssS; i;ss; . g; Apr'. e ns' May"
whe;.-ren; ssSc: March. ':'.c; Aprii.
xsS. S.:8,sS :5,sss.s' '''S March, ao' April sSo
OK osis@iss. is ss,.c; March. .sxe. April.
fsrS@ieS, II. s7S; March. q. AK; May.
..iara-Teb.. ~ e7N; March. n co. April, q O,;
kibs-Msrch, 1s,N May. q AK
rev 1ors .aar.es
Nsw Yosx. Feb. is.-Tlour market steady
o fancy extra state g so01 10; common to good
soSc; No. ! Red. d.wintsr. March. ss,.c: May
.Corn-so. mixed cash. .slc; March. 4ssc
No N,n wni's s,Ss sste An.S ;sSo & No aO sc
Bye dull Western. ssoSSc; state. o'k0,so.
FORK dull; new mess, si.@; old mess, na =
Hss..s. STEADY s i. Nsyn ssSs z. boiling stock
scsin dnil strained % 5000. 9 oooi,o:
yreights dull grain to Liverpool. "a.
Butter steady; Western Creamery. lsS1,6c
Eigin Creamery, 2aGsoc state dairy. half frki,
tubs. l6tsEc-
Cheese dull: western Flat, llk0lso; good 4
isSs steady; STATE. isoisxc; Western, 'ss
| lshc.
| lated SIC
Taliow dull prime city, 4l.c.
| Rtce nominal; Carolina, fair 10 good, SfSkc.
| Coffee steady fair cargoss. l'kc.
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zahm's Special Sale OF Jswsiry.

Tho special auction sale Of jswelry com
menced at Zahnl's corner, Centre Square,
this afternoon and attracted large crowd OF
buyera The sale will he continued until
iurther noticeI Col. Rutherford "a the
auctioneer, and every article offered will be
~ represented. The sale Is held on account
OF contemplated change OF business. There
will be bargains In choice goots.
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a Reward Paid.

From the Lebanon Times.
Yesterday the Keystone Insurance and
Protective Association Against Theft, of this
city, paid a reward OF twenty five dollars to
the chief OF police OF Lancaster city for the
arrest and conviction of persons implicated
IA ths burglary OF a store in that county re.
Gently.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-16

William B. Franklin, son OF Capt. George
M. Franklin, Is attending school at Exeter,
New Hampshire. He writes home that his
boarding house was burned several nights
ago, but he escaped with his clothing.
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Punching and Eyeieting for the Printing and
StAtlOnery Trade.

We take pleasure in announcing To the Print.
ing and stationery Trade that we have nut In
our building the necessary machinery for
funening ana Eyeleting special jobs Of every
kind. so that the trade can be assured tina, al,
orders entrusted TO our care VIII tie turned out
quickly and neatly.
INTELLI6ENCER
iepSi-o's. Lancaster, Pa,
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\ ZEE 1AxL1SDALS 0OrfOS MlLL.
EsehAbalitiss Of Its Being Put Tn Operation Z
An Early Day.

- Early DAY.
NJ Bradbury, Of the firm OF Wilson 4
0endbuxy, Philadelphia, was In the city to-
Eoay on important businesa This firm are
- owners OF Allendale mill which sus-
ponded operations several months ago, b.
senase the nrm could mot give the mill opera
e1pns their personal attention. Mr.. Bradbury
Sn1osysd with several OF the member of the
Deeed q Trade an4 1senlnent citizens with
q vSew q having - Ap41 again reopened
toey psopose ~ gfDnnlsatiou Of Q stock
eompany TO opseee ~ mill, and they agree
toput NJ mill - machinery In At fair
psioe ana fake the amount In the stock of the
eompapy. Mr.. Bradbury met with such en-.
arrangement and 1t 10 probable the mill,
Nhiah Will employ several hundred hands,
III Dooa b started. Ducks and drills were
1ngmesiy made at this mill, and there was
llQogs naykst for then st . good profit
K - 1oAEd u Trade will me- their efforts for
oeaintioa ot company to run the
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The directors of the Lancaster Improve.
ment company held meeting last evening.
The bylaws were acted upon, but orsanizs.
ton was postponed until Friday evening.
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AAhklA6EH,

MALosl.McCosoxY.-O "Wednesday morn.
T. J. McCullsgh. d. D., assisted by The Key.
James o,Reiliy, OF York. and Rev ID. A. Bren.
nan; OF Philadelphia, Richard J. Malone To Lucy
a. McConomys both OF Lancaster NO cards
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-16

The new GuerEey coach Of the City Trans.
fer company was put upon the streets this
morning and attracted great deal of stten.
ton.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-16

fine programme has been prepared for the
local teachers institute In Christians Ma
sonic hall, Friday evening and Saturday, Feb
Is and le.
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1t Is probable that the country banks and
individuals in the county hold at least an
equal amount and the holders will be pleased
to learn that there Is prospect that the bill
for the redemption Of these dollars will pass
before Congress adjourps
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-16
Trade Dollars.

According to the last official statements
made month ago the banks OF this city held
the following number of trade dollars.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-16

A UDITORS NOTICE.
"A The undersigned auditor. appointed to dis.
tribute the balance remaining In the hands Of
kpzZetta Sehp, testAuentary guardian Of vii.
liam vurow, . minor grandson of Daniel Fur.
low. late Of Elizabeth township. Lancaster
ths same. will sit for that purpose on Thursday,
February IL. A. ID. 1851. at 10 m in the Library
Room Of the Court House in the city of LancaiD
butiongmAy attend.
Jan IC stdW JOHN Z. MALONE, Auditor.